Russians Cut Last Rail Line Out of Odessa
British telegrams report Russian troops captured Bardelnaya junction 40 miles northwest of Odessa, severing the main rail line to the Black Sea port. The move trenches German and Romanian forces, with up to 200,000 troops thought encircled near Odessa as Russia advances from the northwest.
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Odessa
Penns
London
Bardelnaye
Black Sea
Stalin
Dag
Bardelbaya
Cmip
Rumania
Perpssion
Lad¢s
Odesse
Bakalovo
Bardennsya
Loto Rumanta
Tiraepol
Kishiney
Anld
Bovlet Monitor
Bakalavo
Ponyatovka
Wesselyi Kut
Razdebaya
Ocesha-Bardeinaya-Kishiney
Italian Troops Repulse Germans on Mt Marrone
Allied Fifth army troops on Mt Marrone sixteen miles northeast of Cassino repulsed a German counterattack, inflicting casualties. Italians reported to have seized the high peak and two nearby positions while heavy artillery duels and patrol actions continued along the front.
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Associalet Presa
Alte
Naples
Mt. Marrone
Cassino
Fifth Army
Tie High
Tie
Aled
Hitler in Budapest Sparks Panic Across Rumania
Reports from Bucharest detail panic as Hitler arrives near Budapest for a conference with military and occupation authorities. Allied air power is said to be effective, while Romania experiences rushes to hoard goods and merchants halt speculation, signaling fear of rapid collapse. In other news, Miami weather records show a 47 degree low marking a cold spell.
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Amceleted Ereut Lontop
Tane
Stockholm
Moscow
Salt Adolz Hitler
Budapest
Garcia
1!T
Pera Fatanbul, Agri
Neac
Romania
Ruselatia
Prevollag
Ducharest
Private found dead in Kingman Arizonabed mystery
Kingman Arizona April report states Pye L G Martinez 37 was found dead in bed at a Kingman residence. Cause of death undetermined pending autopsy. Widow Crustia Martinez notified. Electric motor theft also reported two miles north of Pisses by W A Hart to sheriff.
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W. A. Hart
Pisses
Hle
Town Elections Show Mayors Reelected In Several Towns
In LaSalle and Evans on April 4, mayoral races yielded Progres sive victories with Ralph Herndon and Pat Lehan each winning reelection. Trustees also saw mixed results as several incumbents and new names claimed spots, while Wakeman and other towns reported close mayoral contests and varied trustee tallies.
Ponape Hit On Monday by Mitchell Bombers
Allied air force reports a Monday strike on Ponape, the eastern outpost of Truk, with Mitchell bombers of the Seventh Army Air Force targeting the Caroline Islands. A Wake Island yard raid and a 60 ton bombardment of four other enemy positions in the Marshall Islands were also disclosed. All planes returned.
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Tacitic
Meadquadora
Pearl Harbor
Ponape
Sastern
Japan
Caroline Tgland
Truk
Mitchell
Seventh Army Air Fores
Adre
W. Nimitz
Wake
Marshall Islands
Soldier Dies at POW Camp from Heart Attack
Pvt. William A Kaner died at the station hospital in Greeley from an acute heart condition while stationed at the POW camp after arriving from Camp i Cystee, Med meral service. Burial will be in Elizabeth, Pa, arrangements by Sattler Funeral Home.
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William. A. Kaner
P.O.W. Cams
Greeley
P.O.W
Ex Hudsonite Fatally Shot Wife Wounded in Robbery
Aarceinted Pree Soxthies Calle April Wil lam A Welriman, 2, Santh Gate tate proprietor, was fatally shot and his wife Cleo, 40, wounded by a robber demanding cash. The couple operated the Pepper Pot Cafe at South Cute. Mrs Wehrman, moved from Hudson, is in critical condition, aided by Hudson relatives. The shooter fled with about $200 to $300.
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Willam A. Welriman
Santh
Gate Tate
Cleo
Werillertty
Tate
Wehrmaute
Cate
Mra. Wehrman
Wil
Cleo Peppera
Hudson
Menangea
Wehrman
Wes
South Cato
Regina Peppera Howard
Wehrmen
W. G. Howard
Denver
Rubén Webrman
Ajala
Halle Webrman
Hrightos
Webrman
Drighton
Nelson
Willem Wehrmann
Englewood
Los Angeles
Calif
South Cute
Farmers Told Labor Supply Is Adequate
Denver April 5 Farmers heard that 1944 planting plans can proceed with expected labor supply. WEA official Magleby and extension service expect to provide needed workers with recruitment within Colorado plus Mexican nationals and interstate workers, including evacuees and War prison labor. Lt. Col. Reed noted 7,000 more Colorado men must be inducted by July 4, implying many deferments. Platteville will not hold a city election due to lack of candidates. mayor Camp and trustees to resume two-year terms automatically.
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Marjori Fewer
Associated Presa
Denver
Colorado Farm
Erm
P. Magleby
WEA
Inhor
Portland
Ore
Cata
Weap
Extension Service
J.hamman
Fort Collins
Ingeweir
Howard
Reed
Atate
Oid
Colorado
Condit Yus
Rostdala
Platteville
Bevause
L. G. Camp
Board of Trustees
Japanese at Heart Mountain Arrested for Draft Evasion
In Denver, F B I special agent in charge announced 63 Japanese Americans from the Heart Mountain relocation center in Wyoming have been arrested for failing to report for military physical examinations. Twelve were taken into custody yesterday. others were planned at the center, with transfers to appropriate detention facilities as needed.
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Dreve
Beaver
SH. R. Thiey
FBT
Denver
Heart Mountain War ‘Relocation Center
Wyoming
Vother
WRA
Heart Mount Tai
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sailor Says He Paid For Both Shoes At Office Purchase
In Portland Oregon on April 5 a seaman applied for a shoes purchase at the Office of Price Administration. When asked if he already had a pair he replied he does and that he paid a dollar each for them, claiming ownership of two pairs.
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Portland
Ore
Office of
Frice Administration
Atemp
WAC Private Rides Plane with Lt General Vandegrift
A WAC private was ordered to report at Fort Thorne for a general officer’s air travel, with Lt General Alexander A. Vandegrift directing a potential lift. The incident suggests a formal pairing for an official flight under high command.
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Ani Lake Dityy
Helen Kaur
WAC
Fortthorpe
Lim
Alexander A. Vandearitt
Berlin Says Allies Bomb Rumania Again
Allied bombers conducted a major raid on Bucharest and surrounding targets in Romania, damaging railway yards and oil facilities. The operation involved Fortresses and Liberators with Thunderbolts and Lightnings as escorts, claiming several enemy aircraft shot down while German and Romanian fighters reportedly claimed losses.
Czechs Agree With Allies on Rule of Recovered Areas
London reports the Czech government negotiates with the United States Britain and the Soviet Union on civil administration for liberated zones. An independent Greek brigade and Russian troops will accompany occupation forces as Czech underground leaders form reform committees based on wartime conduct. Slovak guerrillas seek refuge with Czech resistance in the Carpathians.
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Genphaslovak
London
Rusesa
Britaie
United States
Reena
Red Army
Czech
Dountry
Message Aid
Czech Plana
Mepateh
Gander
European Advisory Council
Oech Ambadgador
Windmar Thures
Edouard Benes
Every
Yilingo
Town 10
Teves
Naz Puppat Efate
Slovakia
Guerrilow
Carpathian Mountains
Wisconsin Delegates Split in Dewey Stassen MacArthur Race
Governor Dewey leads Wisconsin delegate race with 18 of 24 likely for the president, while Stassen and MacArthur divide the remaining six as returns from 1,993 of 3,076 precincts show varied support. Results show Dewey ahead overall with at-large and pledged candidates, and details include names like Fred S. Fimnvorn, John P. Kehler, and Roy By Farrand among others. The piece also notes local election results in Greaveliness and political shifts in Milwaukee, with independent and Democratic rivals contending in the broader race.
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Wisconsin
Dewey
Stassen
MacArthur
Anscelatet Presa
Milwaukee
Thames BH
Davey
Towart
Possibia
Winconsin
Wendell Willeram
Hurolt
Sins
Minnesula
Douglas Arthur
Wits
Dewes
MarcArthur
S. Stosgsen
Witkte
Fred &. Fimivernan
Dawey
David J. Sfammergren
Pendent F. Hiker
John FP. Kehler
Roy By Farrand
Stessen
Willian
Willkie
Vernyn
Thomson
William ‘Cult
Aigeer -Skogmo
Zier
Wolkie
W. J.P. Aberg
Howard J. Mextur
Roozevelt
Ita
Roosevelt
Willkete
Romania May Seek Peace Despite Rumors
An Associated Press dispatch from New York cites a London broadside claiming Romania's Prime Minister Antonescu might seek armistice with the Allies. Analysts caution that German military hold and Cairo diplomacy dim prospects, with Bulgaria seen as likelier to pursue an armistice as forces retreat from South Russia.
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Associated Press
New York
Dina
London
Turkey
Antonesni
Washington
Moscow
Tha ‘Network
Thong D. Grandin
Cairo
United Nations
Balkans
Grandin
Rumania
Associated Preau
Barba Stirhey
Tidak
Germany
Theresa
Siirbey
Gairo
Romania
Bucharest
Levrin
Bulgaria
Huimaota
Bey
Hittey
Russia
Horthy Held Nazi Prisoner in Budapest Arrests
A Budapest diplomatic report says Admiral Nicholas Horthy regent of Hungary is held prisoner in Budapest guarded by Hungarian Nazis under German control. The note claims Maj Ferenc Száray and officials were duped into ceasing fights and allowing German forces to advance, triggering relocations and sabotage across army garrisons nationwide.
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Preas
Madrid
Miract
Budapest
Nicholas Horthy
Hungary
Budaness Aires
Sramer
Arrow Cross
Ferenc Szarasity
Nicholad| Kallay
Sopron
Pecs
Abandoned Liberator Flew 150 Miles Toward Home Then Fell
Lieutenant Albert Ball told how an Avro Liberator in a raid over Germany flew 150 miles in formation toward home before being abandoned by its crew after being hit by flak. The bomber stayed in formation as another Liberator followed, with eight men bailing out near Ogden Utah. The crew reported the ship lost power and the guns jammed before the craft split fuel and fell into the Channel near the home base.
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England
Strater
Germany
Albert
Ball
Klamatea
Ogden
Utah
Poone
Johnson Pushes reprimand over wartime news blackout
Associated Press reports Senator Johnson calls for a sharp reprimand for officials who hid news of a Sicilian incident last summer in which American forces shot down 23 U S transport planes. He condemns delays in reporting bad news and urges prompt disclosure during battles.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Anell
Jonson
D-Cole
Clevers
Gionerra
U.S
Johnson
Senate
Army
Stonewall Jackson
Austin
R-Vt
Camaine
Dash Priday
Bunduy
Ta Navy
Halwotek Atoll
Marshalls
Fifth Air Force Bombards Hollandia Base in Massive Raids
Allied air forces hit Hollandia on Sunday with 300 planes dropping 400 tons of bombs in the largest single operation in the Southwest Pacific. The strike, aimed at the Japanese base on the northwestern coast of New Guinea, wrecked runways and facilities, with reports that all observed enemy aircraft were downed.
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Fifth Air Force
Hollandia
Southweat Pacific
Wednesdy
George
Meinay
Hol
Tonia
Dms
Southwest Pacific
Tounda
Atack
Eotles
MacAstbuc
Tollay
Two Hurt in Crash Near Platteville
Two people were injured in a Tuesday night two-vehicle crash near Platteville at 10:20 pm on Route 2. A pickup driven by Harry Gartrell 18, carried Ralph Martin and rear-seat passengers Helen Abbott Dorothy Abbott Bonnie Martin Shirley Gartrell. A broadside car driven by Willan Kuhn struck the pickup. Dorothy Abbott suffered a bruised side and possible rib fracture. Bonnie Martin sustained a back injury as others were shaken but uninjured.
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Gwo Persone Ware
Ant
Snoat
Black West
Lge
Broad ‘Aide
Willan Kuhn
Route 2
Piatteville
Mo Wan
Pauline
Dorothy Abbott
Bonnie Martin
Obituary for Joe Q Newton Diem Associated Prexa
Denver memorial reports the death of a former Colorado Civilian Defense Council coordinator and Denver pioneer, aged and at home. He served as director of American Crystal Sugar Company of Denver and chaired the Denver Housing Authority, linking to local civic leadership.
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Jamies Q. Newton
Child Hit by Vehicle in City Street Accident
A one year old child was struck by a vehicle near 1000 block on Elghth avenue. Patrolman Wenry Carleon investigated and reported the collision involving Clarence A G Sirmons BE 1202 Righth arrested after the incident. The boy escaped with minor injuries and was treated at a local clinic.
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Gar Clayton Miller
Tenth Street
Mite Tolay
Cay Delven
Clarence AG Sirmons
1000 Hock
Wenry Carleon
Long Service Good Friday Plans Across Greeley Churches
Long Service Good Friday events are planned by Greeley churches with a three hour devotional beginning at 2 o'clock. Worship at First Methodist, Fourth Street and Tenth Avenue, features speakers including Rev. C. J. Mylauier and Rev. H. A. Hagedorn among others. Weld County Ministerial Association sponsors the services. A noon gathering at Park Church from 12:10 to 12:38 will feature Dr. S. A. Sabin of the Methodist Church as speaker. Associated Press report from Tiacetin, Illinois, April 25.
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Ty Greeley
Cantina
Worshinperk
First Methodist Church
Atreel
Tenth Avenue
Rey. C
Mylauier
Mitton Swanson
Joseph Cleveland
Clair Malcomson
H A. Hagedeler
A. B. Reed
Merlo G. Allen
Weld County Ministerial Association
Park Church
8. A. Sabin
Orchard Man Found Guilty by Jury of Cruelty to Animals
In Fort Morgan on April 5 a jury found Clarence Weber guilty of cruelty to animals and threats not guilty for Theadore Wabex Buck Klousman and Harold Kineade. Weber fined 25 plus $467.14 costs after complaint by John W. Bala of Denver alleging cattle were starved and some died. Mrs Sula Patterson testified Weber kicked and ate a calf in Orchard street. Other defendants found not guilty.
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Fort Morgan
Clarence Weber
Theadore Wabex
Denver
Buck Klousman
Orchard
Harold Kineade
John W. Bala
Savda
Lnter
Sula Patterson
Weld County Board Inspects Pershing Memorial Hospital
The Weld County public hospital board visits Pershing Memorial Hospital in Cheyenne to inspect operations. Frank B. Davin serves as president and county commissioners A William Hanson and Harley Watron accompany the board. The county will take over hospital management and operation on April 2.
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Weld County
Lospitel Board
Cheyenne
Pershing Memorial Hospital
Frank B. Davin
Swedes Say Germans Force Finland To Remain in Fight
Stockholm based Dagens Nyheter speculates Finland is pressured by Germany to stay at war with Russia. It notes Berlin's satisfaction with Allied armistice news and suggests Finland cannot break with Germany even if it wished, reflecting home front unease over Moscow talks.
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Finland
Associated Press
Stockholm
Dagens Nyheter
Pinland
Russia
Julio Parsikivi
Lt Kirk New PRO At POW Camp Here
Lieut Frederick H. Kirk Jr has been appointed public relations officer at the Greeley prisoner of war camp. He succeeds Major Lae Shrop B Read Sr who left Wednesday on an overseas assignment.
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Frederick H. Kirk, Jr
Greeley Prisoner of War
Lae Shrop B. Read
Read
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